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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BrokenArrow" data-source="post: 993607" data-attributes="member: 12225">So you still blame Dillon when you admit Watson wasn't open?  It's interesting that whenever Rodgers screws up, you find a way to blame anyone else but him.  Has he EVER made a mistake that cost the Packers a chance to win?The point where the ball is actually thrown is far more important.  The only chance he had to get it to Watson was a lob just like he threw.  It was only underthrown by maybe a yard.  Joseph still would have been in position to intercept even if it was perfectly thrown.  In fact, Joseph had to come back for it a little bit.  It was a bad decision no matter how you try to justify it.Lazard was the one open. Piecing it together best I could from TV footage it looked like Cobb.  Either way, Lazard had his man beat over the middle for a likely first down catch.  Given that Rodgers can do no wrong, he should have recognized it before he even made his break.  Great QBs do that, let alone perfect QBs. He also had Tonyan open with Lazard in a great position to block.  Watson was by far the worst option of those three.  You can even see in your pic that Joseph was already breaking on the play because Rodgers stared down Watson the entire time and everyone in the stadium knew where he was going with it.  How could the greatest, most infallible QB of all time miss THAT?  Oh yeah, Dillon made him do it.After you.</blockquote>

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